Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-10-28
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Wholly unlike artificial systems.
Any book lnnrneh In NM rcn iIinr


FuNDAaENTAL PRINCIPLES OF the Loisettlan system.
L Wholly unlike Mnemouies IN Conception Pro
eess' DsNeioplaent aud Results
u. Tue Natural Memory Restored % its right use
anu made powerful Precisely as the Microscope md
@ constitute scientific extension OF tile Nat
ura = esiShL 80 Is the Scientifically trained Memory
Sh ~ sAten son OF the Natural Memory.
apiece with the Aemory
Nv. Memory and Attention being strengthened 70
no longer used except II at first and alter
wards 10 no le at all.
Judah p Benja1pin---"Il has greatly strengthened
my natural mealory"-Hon. ". W. Astor, late Z. 5.
= me- TO warrant the strongest endorsementS
G. 4in9r, D.-T regret that &c did not form
Rand, ESQ, PSymaster Of the .. s. NaVyST6ereis
not one institution q learning In the land that would
= MclaeTney, Rector OF 81. MaTy's Church, Annapo
aSd 10 ~ nave formed one els. by Soespondense
an my students 70 master this system before they
engage "a the Linguistic studies under my direction
Bangor Theological senilnary-"Prof. Loisetto's
gre STsa 9So o R9 O9y 70 the tuG e
since lsar4ldy your System, find can soon learn
70 play any piece OF music without notes a feat i'm
possible to me formerly Eliza Cawthorne--"No
man mas memory 50 poor tnat this method will not
greatly AID ~ nor has any one memory good as
nSI y geaq u neg 81 the help which i can fur
TEN have already learned one book in one sadSg,
ST. H FdW .Saa y learn many more IN the same way
2mmend your system to ali who desire to strengthen
their memory and cure their mind wanderinE'--
Bernard Ellis, Esq,-"It Is a perfect memory sys.
tem"-Wee ly Bulget--"I do not say that made
myself walking Hume or Macauiay but l do
say That what ! had learned, ! knew perfectly,
u5Or-Reglnald Z. Murray, Esq.-"I have Just come
OIL Top In 1rSary examination, and owe my sue.
cess In great measure 10 the general improvement
which your system had effected In my retentvsness
and aoumen"-Thomas TAFT, EsQ.--"f have no hest.
taton In thoroughly recommending the system to all
who are IN earnest Al Wishing 70 train their memo.
ries effectively and therefore willing to take rea
so9aole pains 70 obtain so useful result"-Mr Rich
ard A. Proctor, the Astronomer''Prof Loisette did
not create memory for me- no. nothing Of the
kicd. Aud yet he did for me- what amounted to the
same thlng, for he proved to me that already had
memoTy, thing WHICH was not aware Of tn then
had before been able Ike most people, to store up
end lose Things In the dark cellar Of my memory, but
he showed me how to Light up the cellar. It Is the
diderence-to change the hgure-bstween having
money where you can't collect t. and having il in
your pocket The Information cost inc but little vet
] value 1t at q prOdigious igure"-S. l.. Clemens,
mark Twoln(--"TheTe Is this allimportant differ.
ence between othQr systems and that OF Prof. Loi-
sette that while the former are arbitrary and arti
fetal the latter is entirely based upon Physiological
and Psychological principles"-The Peoples Friend
- thus saved twenty hours out Of twentyfour In
learning the two scrmons'-Rev. S. II. Lee.
Glass OF 100 Columbia Law students; 200 OF Meriden:
80 az NorW io two classes of go each at Yale; 4O at
Wellesley College and aD at University Of Pennsyl
vania $50 at obern College and three large classes
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Great inducements to Correspondence Classes.
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